CD Review: Feist “Monarch (Lay Your Jeweled Head Down)”
I first listened to Feist over ten years ago when I visited Canada. Leslie Feist, simply known as Feist, is a member of the Canadian […]
Month: April 2011
PIGSHIT: Eight questions for our ANT-BEE
I know of only one man in the entire world who can gather members of Yes, Focus, Gong, Utopia, the (original) Mothers of Invention, the […]
At the end of the day, it’s all about the love and passion for the ravishing Ravishers
Portland, Oregon’s Ravishers are a mature band that delivers catchy and happy tracks; its members sure know how to put their talents to good use. […]
Live Photo Essay: Thin Lizzy
Thin Lizzy Sound Academy Toronto, Ontario March 30, 2011 Founded by drummer Brian Downey and charismatic bassist Phil Lynott, Thin Lizzy found itself punctuated by […]
Live Photo Essay: Chris Cornell
Chris Cornell Queen Elizabeth Theatre Toronto, Ontario April 20, 2011 Quite possibly the coolest voice ever to emerge from the heavy music scene of the […]
CD Review: Gods of Indie Guitar 2011
There are many talented guitarists out there. No matter where you live, you probably know someone who has an outstanding playing style, someone who could […]
CD Review: Arbouretum “The Gathering”
Dishonesty isn’t laudable, but it’s certainly understandable. We’re confronted with the prospect of facing wave upon wave of pitiless appraisal if we stand firm by […]
CD Review: Scott Gagner “Rhapsody In Blonde”
We were first introduced to Scott Gagner as part of Town and Country, then through his solo effort under the name Cartographer. Both EPs made […]
Kill Matilda Gets Personal
Vancouver’s Kill Matilda gets personal in this audio-visual slideshow presentation extravaganza. Dusty (vocals, guitar) and Mykel (bass) talk homelessness, playing Blankfest Quebec 3, their move […]
CD Review: Josh Thorner “Sounds of the Drum”
I recently had the pleasure of seeing Josh Thorner, 20, live. It is a very rare artist who impresses me. He is one of the […]
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